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Longitudinal Between- and Within-Person Associations Among Screen Time, Bedtime, and Daytime Sleepiness Among Adolescents: Three-Wave Prospective Panel Study.
<h4>Background</h4>Daytime sleepiness is prevalent among adolescents and linked to multiple health and functional impairments. Prior research has identified digital media use and insufficient sleep as key predictors, yet the reciprocal longitudinal associations among screen time,…
Why listed: title matches distinctive question terms; direct sleep-term match; age/developmental context match
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The association between perceived bedtime autonomy, sleep patterns, and daytime functioning in adolescents
Why listed: title matches distinctive question terms; direct sleep-term match; age/developmental context match
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Sleep Education Program with Self-Help Treatment-Sleep-Promoting Behaviors for Children and Adolescents in Japan.
Late bedtimes and insufficient sleep duration among children and adolescents have been consistently associated with daytime sleepiness, irritability, and poorer academic performance. To mitigate these adverse consequences of insufficient sleep, it is essential to provide children…
Why listed: abstract matches distinctive question terms; direct sleep-term match; age/developmental context match
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The effect of mobile phone addiction on sleep procrastination in adolescents: The longitudinal mediating role of physical activity behavior.
<h4>Purpose</h4>This study explores the impact of adolescent mobile phone addiction on sleep delay and analyzes the longitudinal mediating role of physical activity behavior. It provides a reference for cultivating good habits and healthy behaviors among adolescents.<h4>Methods</…
Why listed: abstract matches distinctive question terms; direct sleep-term match; age/developmental context match
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Piloting a brief digital behavioral intervention for adolescent sleep.
<h4>Background</h4>Adolescents worldwide suffer from inadequate sleep duration. Much of the sleep curtailment is secondary to going to sleep late and awakening early to get to school. While several interventions to shift bedtimes to an early hour have been proposed, many are not …
Why listed: abstract matches distinctive question terms; direct sleep-term match; age/developmental context match
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Exploring the Evolution of Sleep Patterns From Infancy to Adolescence.
Sleep is a critical component of healthy development, particularly during the formative years from infancy through adolescence. Sleep undergoes continuous change throughout life characterized by frequent awakenings and a high proportion of rapid eye movement (REM) sleep during in…
Why listed: abstract matches distinctive question terms; direct sleep-term match; age/developmental context match
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Screen time, sleep quality and mental health among adolescents of secondary schools in Dharan.
Today's generation children and adolescents are growing up with electronic media. Although the recommended screen time is up to two hours for adolescents, the screen exceeds the recommended limit. Excessive use of screen devices has resulted in decreased sleep and had a negative …
Why listed: direct sleep-term match; age/developmental context match; direct-finding study design cues
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From habit to high risk: The influence of multidimensional lifestyle changes on internet addiction risk among junior high school students and its predictive utility.
<h4>Objective</h4>To investigate how changes in the daily lifestyles of junior high school students influence the risk of Internet addiction, and to develop precise, lifestyle-based intervention strategies for preventing and reducing such addiction.<h4>Methods</h4>In April 2024, …
Why listed: direct sleep-term match; age/developmental context match; direct-finding study design cues
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Association of Allergic Conditions with Adolescent Sleep Duration: A National Survey.
<h4>Background</h4>Allergic diseases, such as allergic rhinitis, eczema, and asthma, are prevalent among adolescents and are associated with various health concerns, including poor sleep quality and mental health problems. Although previous research has investigated the general a…
Why listed: direct sleep-term match; age/developmental context match; direct-finding study design cues
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Associations Between Screen Time, Sleep, and Executive Function in School-Aged Children and Adolescents: The Moderating Role of Digital Content and Age.
<b>Background and Objectives</b>: Increased and unstructured digital exposure has raised growing concerns about its potential impact on children's cognitive and behavioral development. Executive functions (EFs)-encompassing attention, working memory, inhibition, and cognitive fle…
Why listed: direct sleep-term match; age/developmental context match; direct-finding study design cues